I found the plot lines unbelievable. A new Bishop with a new wife and not only does he have to staff a new ward (only about 1 page in the book) but he is overwhelmed with non- members, murder from the first book, a family crisis that can only be solve by using Family History library. Not to mention people on the run from the mob.
It was a bit much.
I was also bothered by the authors apparent lack of basic understanding on simple LDS items. The first few pages had a blessing given that didn't follow proper form, as well as she made several reference's to small items in our culture that were wrong. That bothered me.
I also did not like the fact that the lead female character kept bemoaning the fact that she was not at all like the first wife...that got just plain irritating, but maybe I am coming from a man's point of view.
Over all a cute read and if you want to escape and laugh at things (some not intended by the author but are funny anyway) give it a go.
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